Ogg Vorbis portables

[Donald Iddings]

on one of these lists someone mentioned the chinese imation ipods often
times support ogg format, confirmed this one was not advertised as
supporting ogg but in this case the manual specs ogg as one of many
formats supported, $44 + shipping usd on ebay, I bought one for my wife
several months ago a slightly different model as they are all called
mp4's but they work good, the menus are a little quirky initially but
once you get used to it, good price & quite honestly unless you really
know what you are looking for looks just like an ipod nano, only without
the digital rights management interlocks, see ya

http://www.pigpony.com/ProShow.aspx?id=7

On Mon, 2007-03-05 at 12:10 +0800, rpowersau at gmail.com wrote:
> On 3/5/07, Lorenzo Taylor <lorenzo at taylor.homelinux.net> wrote:
> > horribly proprietary wma.  But I don't really want to spend more than
> > $100 for a portable music player just because it supports ogg,
> > especially since those usually use their own proprietary batteries so I
> > can't use the standard size rechargeable batteries that cost very little
> > money as compared to the replacement proprietary batteries for the
> > high-end units.  That being said, if I was ever in the market for a
> > high-end hard drive player some of those listed seem quite nice from the
> > descriptions.  I just hate proprietary batteries, and may look more
> > carefully for a unit that doesn't require that I spend $20 or more for a
> > replacement battery when I have AAA batteries here at home that cost
> > about $1 each and would power the Muvo with no trouble for almost 20
> > hours per charge.
> 
> iriver T10 512MB
> Supports ogg, uses one AA, has 50 hours play time, and only cost US$65.
> Excellent sound quality as an added bonus.  ;)
> 
> 
> >
> > Long live Ogg Vorbis, and please, please make it more widely supported
> > on lower priced portable players that are capable of using standard size
> > batteries!
> >
> > Lorenzo
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> Regards,
> Russ
> 
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